Hold on, before we all applaud Poncho’s conscience, he didn’t say WHY it was wrong. I figure he thinks it was wrong because they didn’t give him any food…
In Massachusetts, the law prevents serving food and beverages at funeral homes, not even a coffee urn or tea pot. The only “refreshment” at both my parents’ services was the water fountain between the restrooms. We had the extended family dinners after at my dad’s favorite restaurant (an historical inn gating to the early 1700s), and my mom’s family dinner at her favorite place (a former train station, where she used to meet my dad’s train and then have dinner when they first moved to the home where they spent the last 33 years of their lives together). They both passed about 13 months apart.
ronaldspence almost 3 years ago
So that is the boundary line of mooching? Welcome back to civilization Poncho!
Brad1234 almost 3 years ago
Was it Poncho? Was it really? (I don’t think so. He’s so cute.)
juicebruce almost 3 years ago
So what did you learn Poncho ?
thetraveller4 almost 3 years ago
Hold on, before we all applaud Poncho’s conscience, he didn’t say WHY it was wrong. I figure he thinks it was wrong because they didn’t give him any food…
IshkaBibel1 almost 3 years ago
Get a dark suit. Dine daily at funeral luncheons
ocarol7 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Poncho, you’ve developed a conscience?!?….
TrudyQ Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Tame compared to Poncho’s usual exploits!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Sooo, did you get a snack? Yeah, yeah, wrong and all that, but did it work? I’m wondering what became of that Westboro bunch.
raybarb44 almost 3 years ago
He found a scruple…….
tremaine53 almost 3 years ago
So wrong, it’s not even funny!
JenSolo02 almost 3 years ago
In Massachusetts, the law prevents serving food and beverages at funeral homes, not even a coffee urn or tea pot. The only “refreshment” at both my parents’ services was the water fountain between the restrooms. We had the extended family dinners after at my dad’s favorite restaurant (an historical inn gating to the early 1700s), and my mom’s family dinner at her favorite place (a former train station, where she used to meet my dad’s train and then have dinner when they first moved to the home where they spent the last 33 years of their lives together). They both passed about 13 months apart.
StephenRice almost 3 years ago
Not just wrong, Poncho. It was dead wrong.
rfeinberg almost 3 years ago
Panel One: This Mondrian-like composition, very few lines yet suitably realistic, makes me appreciate Gilligan’s artwork all the more.